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Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Gurls are Diffrent



Gee, Spanky, girls sure are different.

At 18 months old, Lily knows exactly what she wants to wear. Mom dresses her in the morning and leaves the house. Then Lily toddles over to the laundry bin and pulls out everything till she finds her favorite ensemble (see photo above). All three pieces of it. She knows them and knows they go together. Then she tries to put on the pants over her shoes -- she's already picked out her favorite pair from the pile of shoes -- and carries the clothes around till I dress her in them.

Not like a boy. I think my son didn't even realize shoes came in matching pairs till he was 6 or so.

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